June 2024

BHP’s (ASX:BHP) unsuccessful takeover attempt of Anglo American has invigorated the mining industry, boosting share prices and highlighting the sector’s critical role in decarbonizing the global economy. Now, the challenge for executives is to convert this attention into the financial support needed to produce the metals required for renewable energy infrastructure. BHP chief executive Mike […]

Michael Ivanchenko – CEO – Kinatico (ASX:KYP) is a leading provider of “know your people” solutions – comprising pre-employment screening, verification services and workforce compliance management.

Kevin Brown – CEO – icetana (ASX:ICE) is a global software company providing video analytics solutions designed to automatically identify anomalous actions in real-time for large-scale surveillance networks.

Mike Elliott – Non-Executive Chairman – Walkabout Resources (ASX:WKT) is an Australian-owned energy minerals developer, producing graphite, gold, base metals and lithium.

The following transcript was AI-generated. Manny Anton: Good morning and welcome to this week’s edition of Winston’s Weekly, covering all things property. I’m Manny Anton, your host for today’s property chat. Winston, welcome back. Winston Sammut: Thank you. Manny Anton: Okay, let’s get straight into it. And as usual, let’s start with the US markets.

Australian shares opened with a 0.2% increase driven by gains in mining sectors like iron ore, lithium, and coal, although this was tempered by weaknesses in healthcare and technology. Key mining players such as Fortescue and BHP experienced notable rises, while gold miners Regis and Bellevue Gold also saw increases, coinciding with a rise in

To register for today’s webinar click here. PYC Therapeutics (ASX:PYC) announces that their fourth drug candidate for PhelanMcDermid Syndrome (PMS) is effective in human brain cells. The company announces that it has been able to restore the missing SHANK3 protein that causes PMS in neurons derived from a PMS patient. Shares are trading 5 per

Last year was the warmest on record since global data collection began in 1850, with extreme weather and prolonged heatwaves pushing temperatures 1.18°C above the 20th-century average. This year, heatwaves have already affected the Middle East and Southeast Asia, starting as early as April, indicating a busy year ahead for power companies. An early sign

The European Central Bank has cut interest rates for the first time in nearly five years, moving ahead of its US and UK counterparts in lowering borrowing costs after the biggest price surge for a generation. The move was widely forecast and pushed European shares to record highs for a second day. The ECB set

On Wednesday, there were three companies worth more than $3 trillion USD: Microsoft, Nvidia, and Apple. By Thursday, only Microsoft retained that status, as Nvidia’s brief flirtation with a $3 trillion market cap proved to be a one-day wonder for the stock, and Apple shares merely retraced their steps, having previously been at or above